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The new Sonos Era 300 takes at-home surround sound to another level
Sonos’ new speaker promises an unparalleled spatial audio experience, and delivers impressive results
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Behind the lens: a photographer’s love letter to Taipei’s techno scene
Take an unfiltered look into Adrien Destribats’ passion for photography & upcoming book ‘Taipei After Dark’
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Matisa embarks on 5-city spring tour in Asia from April to May
Catch her infectious energy in Beijing, Hong Kong, Hội An, Jakarta & Bali
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15 aesthetically pleasing DJ booths from across Asia
From spaceship-like decks to sustainable havens for livestreaming — we’ve got one for every genre and audiophile in the region.
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Central makes Jakarta's ‘Memory Loop Night’ an event to remember
A glimpse into the night full of sonic idiosyncrasy from the Dekmantel label member
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Moments of aural excitement at Wonderfruit 2022
Highlights of the diverse presentation of sounds & experiences at Thailand’s illustrious four-day festival
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Festivals in Asia to attend before 2022 ends
We’ve got your November-December line-up of events pretty much in the bag
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How black women and queer communities are shaping the future of African electronic music
Shiba Melissa Mazaza examines how, in the face of male gatekeeping, misogyny and transphobia, Black women and people from queer and marginalised communities are setting the example for the future of African electronic music